As a professional bike fitter, I know all too well how important optimizing your handlebar height for maximizing comfort and performance on your bike. It’s one of the first areas I examine when working with clients. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the intricacies of adjusting handlebar height, ensuring your ride is tailored to … Read more
In the world of cycling tech, there always seem to be new things that offer the potential to either revolutionize the industry…
Oftentimes, working on your bike can be just as satisfying as riding it. A question often asked by our readers and watchers is, “How do you install a rear derailleur?”
Cycling is great fun, and little else can beat a good day out on the bike.
When you’re a cyclist, it is always good to learn how to fix your own bike. One of the most worthwhile jobs to learn is how to replace a bike brake cable.
Having your brakes working properly is vital. Although many people think it’s a complicated process, it’s a very easy job that doesn’t take long.
Bikes these days can easily set you back thousands of dollars, and the constant need to replace certain parts only increases the cost. So, it’s worth doing everything possible to ensure that your bike and its components last as long as possible.
But what are some good tips to make your bike last longer? And how can you ensure that your components don’t need replacing very often?
BikeTips expert Robbie Ferri walks you through the 10 Essential Bike Tools every cyclist should keep in their garage to save unnecessary trips to the mechanic.
Keeping your bike chain in tip-top condition is vital. The better you look after your bike, the longer it’s going to last and the more it will perform while you’re out cycling. One exciting new development many cyclists have taken to is using bike chain wax. The process of waxing a bike chain is actually … Read more
Knowing how to remove a bike cassette is something every cyclist should be confident in doing. It’s an easy maintenance task, but is critical for several jobs you may need to do on your bike. For example, you may need to remove a cassette from a bike to replace it if it’s worn, clean it … Read more
Pumping up your bike tires is a basic cycling skill – but if you’re new to bikes, it’s worth learning how to pump a bike tire properly. If you’ve never needed to pump up a bike tire, don’t worry, as we’ll soon bring you up to speed and you’ll be ready to get back on … Read more